Woods

Woods is based on the idea of creating a module, that can be combined in different ways to create a cheap but elegant cover over any given area. The canopy structure creates a shelter from rain and provides an area with “warm shade”, cancelling out the harmful UV-radiation in the mid day sun.

We chose to do development on a canopy system, because we think that many public spaces could increase in value, if they offered a sheltered space specific to the local climate.

The Droplet

Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Project year: 2017
Area: 25 m2

The Droplet is a fully transparent pavilion resembling a resting water droplet. The structure is an engineered self-supporting dome, which can function as a garden pavilion, greenhouse, mobile exhibition, recreational space or whatever your imagination allows you. The droplet is born out of a desire to create a high-quality contemporary alternative to traditionally glazed greenhouses, though with the benefit of a sturdy and shockproof facade

Dome of Visions 3.0

Location: Aarhus, Denmark
Project year: 2016 – ´18
Size: 580 m2

Dome of Visions 3.0 is the third dome in a series of experiments. DoV is an experiment that aims to create knowledge about how it affects our architecture and our well-being to build inside a greenhouse and work with a passive and solar heated space as a building envelope, that generates a third climate as the majority of the area we use.

A space that is neither inside nor outside and therefore provides a better space for a meeting between man and nature.

Dome of Visions 2.0

Location: Göteborg, Sweden
Project year: 2015 – ´18
Size: 520 m2

Dome of Visions 2.0 is the second dome in a series of experiments. DoV is an experiment that aims to create knowledge about how it affects our architecture and our well-being to build inside a greenhouse and work with a passive and solar heated space as a building envelope, that generates a third climate as the majority of the area we use.

A space that is neither inside nor outside and therefore provides a better space for a meeting between man and nature.

Mini DoV

Location: Visby, Sweden
Project year: 2015 – ´18
Size: 80 m2

The Mini-DoV was designed for the Swedish Peoples Meeting, Almedalsveckan, in Almedalen. The dome is self bearing and made from polycarbonate sheets on a base of CLT wich allows a two-day setup. The project was a study of the possibilities with CNC cut CLT and a first test of a stereographic projected geometry, as alternative to regular geodesic geometry, prior to the Dome of Vision 2.0.

Peoples Meeting Dome 2.0

Location: Bornholm, Denmark
Project year: 2014
Area: 346 m2

The deconstructed dome for the Peoples Meeting at Bornholm was in 2014 build as a permanent building. The building is both a Conference room and symbol for the annual Peoples Meeting and form a framework for exhibitions, debates and cultural activities the rest of the year. The building has a 600 m2 terrace and stage facing the ocean and contains a 68 m2 basement.

Dome of Visions 1.0

Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Project year: 2013-16
Area: 350 m2

Dome of Visions is inspired by the classic geodesic geometry, with a LVL wood beam construction covered with polycarbonat sheets.
The aim of the project was to create an experimental space to research the principle of building with a seperated building envelope. The house inside is 100% wood based and low cost, and the project served as pavillion when Copenhagen was European Green Capital in 2014.

Plywood Dome 2.0

Location: Roskilde, Denmark
Project year: 2012 – 2015
Area: 340 m2

The Plywood Dome build at the Danish music festival, Roskilde Festival. The dome was been rebuild every summer at the festival for several years. The first dome was made in 2011 and later upscaled. The dome is constructed from CNC milled recycled plywood used to set up the festival space. And covered with a simple greenhouse membrane.

Peoples Meeting Dome 1.0

Location: Allinge, Denmark
Project year: 2012 and 2013
Area: 212 m2

Peoples Meeting Dome for the danish Peoples Meeting at Bornholm. The building was done with a prefabricated structural system, and clad with reclaimed, locally sourced wood. The niches and crevices generated by the deconstruction of the dome, allows for different functions to fit into the interior. The two temporary pavilions were build in 2012 and 2013 for Denmarks Public Housing, in order to generate debate on the future of housing.

Plywood Dome 1.0

Location: Roskilde, Denmark
Project year: 2011
Area: 270 m2

The Plywood Dome build at the Danish music festival, Roskilde Festival. The dome was been rebuild every summer at the festival for several years. The first dome was made in 2011 and later upscaled. The dome is constructed from CNC milled recycled plywood used to set up the festival space. And covered with a simple greenhouse membrane.

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